turkeywelder

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by turkeywelder 7y ago
Can you port it to Windows? Windows has, from what I can tell, no decent screenshotting + annotating tool that compares with Skitch or any of the Mac alternatives. Lightshot comes the closest to a decent, light, free alternative but it&#x27
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Ask HN: When a startup enters a growth phase, what changes? What did you do?
1 points by turkeywelder 7y ago|0 comments
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by turkeywelder 7y ago
In the UK we're always about 15% nuclear power[1]. Removing the huge proportion of gas should be next on the list, ideally with more zero carbon and nuclear power. [1] http://www.gridwatch.templar.co.uk/index.php
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by turkeywelder 8y ago
yes, even if I paid for it. Only solution is to replace the device.
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by turkeywelder 8y ago
Sorry badly worded on my part - he meant in perfect condition apart from the fault (ie: we hadn't drowned it or dropped the phone to cause any issue) but couldn't do anything
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by turkeywelder 8y ago
I'm pursuing the retailer/credit card company under the consumer rights and consumer credit act in the UK but they're requesting an engineer's report stating this is a manufacturing fault which is very difficult to get.
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by turkeywelder 8y ago
Not always. I took a 14 month old iPhone 7 into the store which wouldn't charge or communicate via the lightning port. In the engineer's words it was "in perfect condition". They couldn't repair it, wouldn't d
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by turkeywelder 9y ago
In the UK you only get assistance up to 15.5mph on an eBike (legally) so they're generally no quicker than a normal bike
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by turkeywelder 9y ago
While I take the point cold weather affects range. Norway, Sweden, Finland and many other cold climates have very high electric car usage. Mostly due to the subsidies, but it appears range isn't a major concern there. https:/&#x
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by turkeywelder 9y ago
Genuinely, seriously I never noticed this. aaaand THAT's why we do code reviews!
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by turkeywelder 9y ago
It's missing Badass: #b4da55. Lovely green colour :)
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by turkeywelder 10y ago
Mediaburst Ltd | .NET Developer & Devops | Manchester, UK ONSITE Mediaburst make web apps that send text messages and work in Telehealth. It's not boring and it's not old tech - they're doing great stuff with banking, hea
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by turkeywelder 10y ago
Mediaburst Ltd | .NET Developer | Manchester, UK Hi, We're Mediaburst and we make web apps in Telehealth and send text messages. I'll keep it short: We're after a .NET Developer with 3-5 (or more) years of production .NET dev
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Minimum vacation at Buffer(open.buffer.com)
2 points by turkeywelder 10y ago|0 comments
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by turkeywelder 10y ago
If you're after either a primary or backup SMS route or numbers (especially for the UK), I may be able to assist
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by turkeywelder 10y ago
Dev from ClockworkSMS here. Just want to correct this list, as we definitely do support SSL, and we've just upgraded the certificate: https://www.clockworksms.com/blog/ssl-sha2/ If SSL isn't enough, we c
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by turkeywelder 11y ago
Mediaburst | http://www.mediaburst.co.uk | Manchester UK | Fulltime | Preferably onsite but possibly remote. We're an SMS company: We have an API ( https://www.clockworksms.com/ ), an online texting app ( htt
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Living the low stress startup life(startupland.com)
3 points by turkeywelder 11y ago|0 comments
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by turkeywelder 11y ago
Manchester UK - Onsite Senior .NET Web Developer (C#) ASP.NET MVC, vNext, JS, Angular etc. Looking for someone to join our team working on SMS and healthcare apps and give some direction to the existing .NET devs. http://www.med
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by turkeywelder 12y ago
I'd add another SMS API to that list: http://www.clockworksms.com/